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Deadly violence in Israel and Gaza raises concerns of war

Deadly violence in Israel and Gaza raises concerns of war By The World staff © Adel Hana/AP Mourners chant Islamic slogans while carrying the body of Awad Abu Selmiya, during a funeral of 13 Hamas militants outside a mosque in Gaza City, May 13, 2021. Top of The World our morning news roundup written by editors at The World. Subscribe here. Israel-Gaza Israel carried out more airstrikes in Gaza, killing as many as 10 senior Hamas leaders and destroying a couple of high-rise buildings as the militant Hamas returned fire, sending a barrage of rockets at Israeli cities. Since Monday, 83 people have been killed in Gaza and seven in Israel. The fighting has triggered rioting in the streets and violent clashes between Arab and Jewish Israelis in several cities, with mobs destroying businesses, stoning cars and dragging people from vehicles and severely beating them.

Louisiana kids can start vaccinations Thursday

FILE - In this Friday, April 9, 2021 filer photo, medical staff members administer shots of Russia s Sputnik V vaccine for COVID-19, at the San Marino State Hospital, in San Marino. The tiny Republic of San Marino on Wednesday announced a plan to offer vaccines to tourists, on the heels of its successful vaccination campaign with the Russian Sputnik V. Under the plan, tourists can get vaccinated as long as they reserve two stays of at least three nights, with the second coming three to four weeks after the first for the second jab. The program launches on Monday. Antonio Calanni

Red Cross warns that coronavirus cases are exploding in Asia

It warned that the surge is pushing hospitals and health systems to the brink of collapse. Seven out of 10 countries globally that are doubling their infection numbers the fastest are in Asia and the Pacific, it said. Laos took just 12 days to see its cases double, and the number of confirmed infections in India has doubled in under two months to more than 23 million, the Red Cross said in a statement. A man performs rituals as bodies of people who died of COVID-19 are cremated at an open crematorium on the outskirts of Bengaluru, Karnataka state, India.(AP Photo/Aijaz Rahi)

A roundup of COVID-19 developments for Wednesday May 12, 2021

Save to Read Later On my drive to the newsroom this morning, I passed a golf course open for business and already busy with people on the tee boxes, fairways and greens.  Just a chip shot past that golf course stood my daughter’s high school, essentially closed to students until May 30. Instead of the usual early morning buzz of students racing to class, there was the COVID-enforced silence of the first day of the return to remote learning for all students in Winnipeg and Brandon. What’s wrong with the picture? I think the best way to answer that question is to return to an observation Dr. Aaron Carroll offered that was the subject of the back-to-school edition of this newsletter on Sept. 2.

Red Cross says coronavirus cases exploding in Asia

Red Cross says coronavirus cases exploding in Asia SECTIONS Last Updated: May 12, 2021, 02:42 PM IST Share Synopsis The Red Cross warned Wednesday that the surge is pushing hospitals and health systems to the brink of collapse. It said seven out of 10 countries globally that are doubling their infection numbers the fastest are in Asia and the Pacific. Agencies 3,313,013.0 The International Federation of the Red Cross says coronavirus cases have exploded in Asia in the past two weeks with over 5.9 million new infections. It says more people have been diagnosed with the illness in Asia over the past two weeks than in the Americas, Europe, and Africa combined.

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